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Female
Formula 500 hard charger ‘Miss’ Jessica Moulden recently
took out the NASR Victorian Driver of the Year award
and also pocketed a nice $5,000 for her troubles in
the process.
Moulden
was quite shocked to hear her name read out as the overall
winner representing the Formula 500 category.
“It was
a huge shock to me that I actually won the award, I
knew I had done well throughout the season but I didn’t
believe that I could have won it,” she expressed.
With three
other categories also included in the awards, Moulden
managed to secure the award by taking home three wins
and a second, to beat Matthew Reed (Sprintcars), Jack
Lee (Junior Sedans) and Lenny Bates Jnr (Crash ‘n’ Bash).
The Competition consisted of four classes, each racing
at four tracks and the most points amassed at the end
won the overall prize.

'’This
program is a great initiative by NASR Victoria and I’m
very honoured to be the inaugural winner,’’ the 20-year-old
added.
With next
season quickly coming around, Moulden is aiming to build
on last season’s success.
“My main
focus is to concentrate on the upcoming season, as I
will be contesting the Oval Express Series once again
and this time it would be nice to finish on the podium
overall after last season I finishing in sixth place,”
declared Moulden.
“In terms
of my equipment it will be pretty much the same, just
a few improvements here and there, and if I can build
on last season’s results, then I will be very happy,
because I know it will be hard work.”
‘Miss’
Jessica Moulden would like to thank the following sponsors
for their support throughout the 2007/08 season: Race
Shirts 4 U, Swift Racing Products, Jettco Developments,
McDonald Excavations, Mt. Noorat Freighters – Terang,
Warrnambool Powder Coating, Trueline and everyone else
that helped out during the season.
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